July 18, 2007 / Front Page

MAYOR JAMES ALTADONNA and the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Massapequa Park recently thanked the volunteers of Massapequa Cares. Individuals, community groups and businesses contributed to the organization. More...

Summer has arrived in Massapequa Park. While summer officially began on June 21st, for Massapequa Park residents, the summer kick-off occurred with the annual "Breakfast in the Park" presented by the Village of Massapequa Park. More...

The following are a list of public meetings and special events for the coming week: THURSDAY, July 19 •Singles Assoc. of L.I. Concert: 8 p.m.; John M. Smith Band Shell, Village Green, West Valley Stream Blvd., Valley Stream. More...

In perhaps the first-ever program of such regional scope, five of the biggest names in Long Island philanthropy and one anonymous donor are providing nearly half a million dollars to help 12 grassroots, community-based nonprofits in Nassau and Suff More...

Nassau County Legislator Dave Mejias (DNorth Massapequa) recently honored Plainedge High School students Katie Willis and Meagan Daubman, both of North Massapequa, for the academic achievements at the 25th Annual Scholastic Awards Dinner at The Man More...

Retired New York City Transit worker William J. Russell valued his large family above all else and loved to spend time with them. The Massapequa resident died June 12, 2007, surrounded by his wife and children. He was 80 years old. More...

The controversy and intrigue surrounding the suspension of Massapequa School Superintendent Maureen Flaherty took on greater depth last week as a lawsuit was filed by a school employee who has made very serious charges not only against Flaherty but More...